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Ajay57 said:
Hey Manny Happy New Year my friend!!!! With my limited know how it sounds like a brick wall to me. By the way Johan will upset eating his breakfast as i have just gone by him again lol!!

edit: And i am getting ever closer to you as well Manny!!

AJ.
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And a Happy healthy to you also my friend, you may get close but I promise you " Thall shall not pass" :)
 
RGone said:
" Thall shall not pass" I think that sounded rather ominously certain. Hehehe.

RGone...ster:clap::chair::clap::chair::clap:
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It was my take on this movie, I know Johan knows it, one of the funniest scenes in a movie I've ever seen.
"None Shall Pass." Who can name it.
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:D I just re watched a few scenes on You tube, damn that movie makes me laugh. The Killer rabbit scene is too funny.
 
Anyhow in case anyone missed it:

Since Intels have started popping up on this thread here and there I have a question. Maybe some of you with more experience with them can help me out. My question is based on this earlier post I had.

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With my 2500k I could get it to run all day long at 5.3 with 1.48 Cpu V. I even ran prime for 20 minutes there before losing a worker but 1 mhz more it will not even post no matter how much voltage I throw at it.
I really had high hopes for this chip, it sings along benching what ever I throw at it at 5.3. Never blue screens, crashes etc... I swear with the right cooling I could run it there 24/7. No matter what I try it will hardly post at any speed higher then 5300 it sometimes will reach windows splash but then it will bsod. I've tried disabling cores and setting the Cpu V to 1.55 I may have even tried 1.6, Bclk to 101*53, 102*52, I've raised and lowered the VTT voltage... Am I missing something or is this chip just at a hard wall? Also does this mean it will not go higher even if I go sub-ambient with it? It's on an Asrock Z77 Extreme 4 motherboard.

Anyone have any ideas?
 
You may just be at a brick wall more or less, I've recently gotten this Xeon and still playing around.

I haven'y played with an AMD in awhile but I like the thread so stop by now and then, Intels can be finicky that way ya.

Try this again and hopefully won't muck it up.

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anyone here use their phone as a remote control for their pc?

i was lying in bed last night and couldnt be arsed moving, so searched for a way to control my pc without the mouse/keyboard.

found a few apps for android... its bledy marvelous! i dont like the remote desktop ones but the simpler remote apps are pretty cool!

next will be benching from a warm corner while my pc freezes lol
 
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d1nky said:
anyone here use their phone as a remote control for their pc?

i was lying in bed last night and couldnt be arsed moving, so searched for a way to control my pc without the mouse/keyboard.

found a few apps for android... its bledy marvelous! i dont like the remote desktop ones but the simpler remote apps are pretty cool!

next will be benching from a warm corner while my pc freezes lol
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:p +1

Have used MSI afterburner remote server while F@H to watch the Gpu temps. If something was amiss while away, It's nice to have that remote control!
 
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